lang: Fix parsing for bytes literals in the IDL#2261
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* lang: Fix parsing of some constants * Fix lint + changelog
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* lang: Fix parsing of some constants * Fix lint + changelog
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This is just a small correction for the generation of idl constants.
For example:
It was generated like that before:
{ "name": "BYTES_STR", "type": { "defined": "&[u8]" }, "value": "b\"test\"" }, { "name": "BYTE_STR", "type": "u8", "value": "b't'" }Now:
{ "name": "BYTES_STR", "type": "bytes", "value": "[116, 101, 115, 116]" }, { "name": "BYTE_STR", "type": "u8", "value": "116" }Feel free to make comments especially on the quality of the code